22.1 Only Dorset can give authority to take a phone call (para 168) 22.2 Dorset must be present in the call (para 169)

23.1 Survival against all the odds (para 170) 23.2 Representations to a government Ambassador ignored (para 171)

24.1 The paucity of daily ration (para 172 & 173) 24.2 Prison doctor states, “fresh fruit and vegetables have no bearing on physical health” (para 174) 24.3 Deliberate policy of healthy food deprivation by prison management Para 175 & 176) 24.4 Prison profit through sale of commissary stores (para 177)

25.1 Armed soldiers visit Kevin’s cell (para 180) 25.2 “Shot trying to escape” (Para 181 to 184) 25.3 First visit of the Honorary British Consul Sarah Percival (para 185)

32.1 Bodily degradation (para 233) 32.2 KH is derided by prison management for not eating meat (para 234) 32.3 Journal entries late March and early April 2012, record (para 235 & 236)

33.1 Army soldiers with M16 assault rifles menace prisoners (para 237 & 238) 33.2 Masked men search the cells (para 239 & 240) 33.3 Excessive military force and weaponry (para 241 to 243)

34.1 The only route for an intermittent morsel of healthy food (para 244 & 245) 34.2 Non compliance of “Official Disclosure” date by the prosecution and KH tells the Magistrate of multiple reports of police fabrication of evidence (para 246) 34.3 KH is moved out of cell 18 to cell

35.1 Tension caused by being locked in the cell for 23 hours every day (para 249) 35.2 41 people, living and locked in cell 26, which is just 18’ x 24’ (para 250 251)

36.1 Prisoners tell KH, “Look we know for sure, that you didn’t do it” (para 252 to 254) 36.2 No support from the British High Commission (para 255)

39.1 No funds to buy commissary stores (para 275) 39.2 KH loses one quarter of his body mass (para 276 & 277) 39.3 KH metabolism on the verge of failure (para 278) 39.4 KH blacks out in the cell on Thursday the 31st of May 2012 (para 279) 39.5 Prison